The article draws parallels between the historical cover-up of President Woodrow Wilson's health, orchestrated by Edith Wilson, and current concerns regarding Joe Biden's mental and physical state. After Wilsonâs stroke in 1919, Edith managed his public image, assuming many of his responsibilities and controlling interactions with others, such as members of Congress. Her efforts included staging appearances to mask his condition, reminiscent of manipulation seen in politics today. The narrative highlights the complexities of leadership and the lengths to which one might go to maintain a facade of normalcy in governance.
Edith Wilson undertook significant efforts to conceal her husband's deteriorating condition, effectively becoming the de facto president and managing the responsibilities of leadership.
The public relations manipulation surrounding Wilsonâs health involved staging meetings and rehearsals, ensuring he appeared capable and engaged during critical moments.
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